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We talk to Ross Taylor about the response he’s had to his new book ‘Black and White’, the joy of dominating schoolboy cricket with a teenage Jesse Ryder, t

An Upstate New York family is gearing up to file a lawsuit against the city of Syracuse, claiming officers violated their child’s civil rights when they

Opinion: Ross Taylor can retire knowing that he made the most of his talents and his opportunities, Hamish Bidwell writes.

Look up Ajaz Patel on Google. You'll probably read stories around how I'm originally from India, or how it took me over 10 years to finally play international cricket.

My cricketing journey has been that really challenging adversity Going towards something that others probably thought was unattainable but I believed I could

Ashton Turner, who blasted 84 in an ODI against India in Mohali to help Australia achieve a record, has actually been dismissed for a duck in his first two innings in IPL 2019 for Rajasthan Royals.

Syracuse police officer Brandon Hanks alleges that the police department's “blatant and extreme racism” included noting how he "listened to rap music."

Loading the player... A Black officer in Syracuse, New York is suing the police department he works at due to the “extreme racism” he was allegedly subjected to at the hands of fellow law enforcement. According to reports, on June 25, officer Brandon Hanks, who is known in the community for serving as a liaison between Black residents and the Syracuse Police Department, filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against his co-workers. Syracuse Police Officer Brandon Hanks (Credit: Youtube ...

Eleven of the 16 balls Finn faced on his way to 50 went to or over the boundary rope, including a booming six over backward point off Black Cap Blair Tickner, who could only run his fingers through his moustache in frustration. Left-armer spinner Jayden Lennox bowled him in the ninth over, but Allen and fellow opener Devon Conway had well and truly broken the back of the chase with 107 runs on the board. MARTY MELVILLE/PHOTOSPORT Wellington Firebirds batsman Finn Allen celebrates his 50 again...

Syracuse cop with checkered past sued again for brutality, this time by a retired jail doctor Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 22, 2020 Mark Johnston, front, is filing a lawsuit against the Syracuse Police Department for alleged brutality. He claims officer Vallon Smith wrongly beat him up and broke his ribs last year on Mountain Goat Sunday after a dispute over a parking space. Behind him is attorney Jesse Ryder. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com Facebook Share Now, Smith faces another bruta...